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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1928
Page
3
On Friday evening, June 15, the Tennyson Parent Teachers association will hold the last meeting of the season at the school auditorium. The main feature will be installation of officers. Refreshments will be served immediately following the meeting. Inviting all members and their friends to attend.
An auto accident on Mattox road this afternoon left Phil Moody, a Baynard paint and wallpaper man, with facial injuries after the car he rode in overturned. Details are scarce, including the other party involved.
Estimates cheerfully given for latest power drilling machine work. Call Fruitvale 5800 3262 for Hopkins Street Oakland California service. At your service.
Miss Dorothy Buehrer daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil Buehrer of San Francisco became the bride of Rev Chas E Lukens Jr at St Pauls Presbyterian church Saturday evening. The wedding drew over 25 Hayward attendees with arch roses dim pink and white decorations. The gown was shell pink georgette with fitted bodice and full skirt. A reception followed in the church parlors and a welcome home gathering is planned at the church June 20.
A colorful P. T. A. bridge and whist afternoon at Mrs. P. J. Crosby’s Prospect avenue home featured roses, bayside views, and prize winners including Mrs. G. W. Luce, Josephine Baker, M. Noble, and Dorothy Jones. Anna Frazier spoke on high school social life.
State Senator E. H. Christian of Hayward filed with the Secretary of State his candidacy declaration on the Republican ticket for re election from the Thirteenth Senatorial district. Assemblyman Roy Bishop of Alameda filed for re election in the 35th district. William W. Hoffman of Oakland declared for Assembly from the 36th district. Walter W. Feeley of Oakland filed for Assembly from the 38th district. NM. JT. McDonough of Alameda filed to succeed himself as Representative from the 39th district. all filings were Republican.
Water located or no pay water located with two new infallible instruments offered. Contact H. W. Norman at 3262 Hopkins St Oakland by telephone at Fruitvale 500. Proprietor proposes sale of water services.
The Hayward Garden Club meets Friday at 2 P M in Mrs A H Eichwaldts garden 721 Sunset Blvd Hayward Speakers include Horace Keefling of San Jose noted flower writer and Flower Lovola Club member Carolyn Pitkin Brock Santa Clara County Club member Enda Spenser Alameda Oakland San Leandro Club and J Sims of Hayward Sweet William seeds of a new Newport strain with large umbels salmon pink rose and cerise will be given away Plants planted next month should bloom brilliantly in spring All flower lovers are invited to attend.
The city finance committee met to discuss next year’s budget with no tax rate increase. Street repairs on A, B, and First streets will start, funded from up to 25 000, plus funds to widen Castro street, with 5000 more than last year’s appropriation. Underground fire alarm cables planned for Castro and B streets as poles are removed.
West Hayward Improvement Club plans a Saturday meeting at Edwin Markham School to discuss forming an Improvement District and paving main roads under the Matteon Act. County supervisors will hear a full report as property owners are urged to attend and hear a guest speaker about street improvements and community growth.
The board of trustees plans early work on a modernization project. The finance committee and trustees authorize installing fire alarm cables from pedestals to the fire station, with underground conduits prepared for future police and traffic signal systems.
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